Current CSU photo student Andrew Elaban and alumna Alena Reyes will present their work at PechaKucha at the House of Blues on Friday, Feb 4. Presentations begin at 8:20pm. It’s free to attend and there’s a cash bar.
PechaKucha is an evening of 400 second presentations (consisting of 20 slides for 20 seconds each) on a wide range to topics, including visual arts. To learn more visit PechaKucha’s website. Come out and supprt Andrew and Alena.
Rubbertop Review is announcing its “last call” for submissions. Rubbertop, the literary journal out of The University of Akron, is looking for the best Ohio has to offer in poetry, fiction, creative nonfiction, and art. Please see the attached flier and visit http://rubbertop.wordpress.com for more information and submission guidelines.
DEADLINE: Feb 1. Get a move on!
ENTRY FEE: Nada, Zilch, What do you have to loose?
Approximately $40,000 in scholarship, up to full tuition, is awarded on the basis of artistic merit.
Download the entry form here: MERIT application 2011-2012
ELIGIBILITY: Current and prospective full-time undergraduate art majors seeking a first B.A. degree and needing at least 24 additional credit hours for graduation who have not defaulted on a previous CSU Merit Scholarship agreement.
CONDITIONS: All scholarship recipients must . . .
HOW TO APPLY: Submit the following materials in a 10” x 13” envelope:
APPLICATION DEADLINE: 12 noon, Tuesday, March 1, 2011
QUESTIONS? Contact Prof. Russ Revock at r.revock@csuohio.edu or 216-687-2099.
An exhibition of contemporary photographs by Nate Larson and Marni Shindelman, Brandon Juhasz, Matt Siber, Kerry Skarbakka, and Lori Nix. Curated by assistant professor of photography Mark Slankard.
Opening reception: January 21st, 5:00 – 7:00 pm, Gallery Talk with Kerry Skarbakka and Brandon Juhasz at 6:00 pm.
Links for artists included in the exhibition:
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In conjunction with Art Imitates Artifice, the contemporary photography exhibition that will open CSU Art Gallery’s spring 2011 season, I would like to exhibit some current student and recent graduate work. SOFA oversees Gallery B as well as the display case at the 24th St. entrance. I would like to gauge your interest in this opportunity. Please let me know via comments or email if you would be interested in exhibiting a piece. To exhibit in Gallery B your work would need to be framed and ready to hang. For the case it wouldn’t need to be framed. We may end up using one or, possibly both, spaces. I may not be able to include all work submitted.
The Graduate Arts Award
The Jack Kent Cooke Foundation’s Graduate Arts Award enables students or recent alumni with exceptional artistic or creative promise and significant financial need to pursue up to three years of study at an accredited graduate institution in the US or abroad. Awards can be as much as $50,000 annually. In 2011, the Foundation will select 10 recipients for this award.
The award provides funding for tuition, room and board, required fees, and books. Scholarships amounts vary based on several factors, including costs at the institution each recipient attends and other grants and scholarships the student receives.
Students interested in the program must be nominated by the Jack Kent Cooke FoundationFaculty Representative at their school, and may not apply directly to the Foundation. Each college or university may nominate two students to be considered for this award.
A review panel of distinguished artists, arts faculty, and university administrators select Scholars using criteria including artistic or creative merit, academic achievement, financial need, will to succeed, and a breadth of interest and activities.
Visit the website for more information.
Download the flyer: JKCF_Grad_Arts_Flyer_compressed
CBC® Magazine Photography Internship
Cleveland Business Connects® Magazine is business-to-business publication serving as a resource that connects Northeast Ohio business professionals and provides valuable information on special events, networking and corporate trends. We strive to showcase positive growth and development in the corporate community and support further advancement of all leaders in business, including entrepreneurs, female business owners and young professionals.
Original flyer: Photography_Internship_CBC-1
Click here to visit CBC Magazine
Requirements: We are looking for an energetic and detail-oriented college photography student. Candidates should have proficient knowledge of Adobe Photoshop, Adobe InDesign and strong work ethic. Ideal candidates have an interest in working in the publication industry. Candidates must live or go to school in the Northeast Ohio area.
Candidate must have his/her own photo equipment, the ability to work independently and remotely, the drive of a self-starter and passion for the positive development of Northeast Ohio. Ideal candidate will be organized, professional and detail oriented. Candidate must also be able to respect deadlines and constructive criticism.
Responsibilities/Duties: Ideal candidate must be comfortable doing the following duties:
• Coordinating photography shoots and calling for/gathering provided photography
• Taking photos for features, departments, and any other photographic needs of CBC Magazine
• Archiving files and artwork
• Retouching, color correcting, resizing images for the magazine and website
• Occasional onsite organization/filing
• Based upon class scheduling, covering daytime/evening events
Reports to: Editor, Publisher
Please send resumes to:
tom@cbcmagazine.com or mail resumes to:
CBC® Magazine c/o Internship Program 26650 Renaissance Parkway/Ste. D-4 Cleveland, Ohio 44128*Requirements: Position requires student to be Junior/Senior Level pursuing a degree in Photography or Photo Journalism . This internship has a minimum of 15-20 hours weekly. This Internship is unpaid and for college credit only. Photography credit will be given proper byline.
Cleveland State University Art Gallery will open its spring 2011 season with Life Imitates Artifice, an exhibition of contemporary photography exploring the tenuous threads between image and reality. Please join us for the opening reception on Friday, January 21 from 5 – 7pm. Artists Kerry Skarbakka and Brandon Juhasz will speak about their work at 6pm.
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Links for artists included in the exhibition:
The exhibition was curated by yours truly, Mark Slankard, Assistant Profess or in the Art Dept at CSU.
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